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He first came to prominence for work on public sector reform, managerialism and New Public
Management. The other body of work for which he is well known internationally is his twenty-year longitudinal study of reforms to services for the unemployed in Australia, the UK and the Netherlands. Published
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90:'s Dimock Award in 2000. They won a second major international research award, the Kooiman Prize of 2013 for another paper derived from this study. Considine has also made significant contributions to the study of higher education. His book with
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2012: ‘Networks and
Interactivity: Ten Years of street-level governance in the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Australia’ (with Jenny M. Lewis), Public Management Review, Vol 14, No. 1, pp. 1–22.
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Service delivery Flexibility Following a decade of Employment Assistance Reform in Australia’ (with Jenny M Lewis & Siobhan O’Sullivan), Journal of Social Policy, 40, 811–33.
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2009: Networks, Innovation and Public policy: Politicians, Bureaucrats and the
Pathways to Change Inside Government (with Jenny M. Lewis and Damon Alexander), Palgrave Macmillan.
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Hamilton, Victoria and at the University of Melbourne, obtaining a BA with a major in political science. He obtained a PhD in 1986 with a focus on the politics of insurance.
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Welfare to Work: Frontline Governance in Australia, Britain and the Netherlands, (with Jenny M. Lewis, Siobhan O’Sullivan and Els Sol), Oxford University Press.
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Corporate Management Framework as Administrative Science: A Critique’, Australian Journal of Public Administration, Vol. XLVII, No. 1, 4–18.
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